India's ASG Hospital Pvt. has chosen five banks to guide its initial public offering (IPO) worth up to $500 million, a significant increase from the previously reported $390 million.
The company, backed by General Atlantic, plans to issue roughly 15% of its equity through the offering, which will comprise a mix of primary shares and secondary sales by existing investors.
ASG Hospital has increased the IPO size and deliberations are ongoing, allowing for potential changes in the terms of the offering.
A spokesperson for HSBC declined to comment on the matter.
Founded in 2005, ASG Hospital operates over 180 hospitals across 90 cities in India, according to its website.
The proposed listing of ASG Hospital will join a wave of companies tapping India's primary market to raise funds.
With the IPO market expected to remain busy, ASG Hospital's proposed listing is set to make a significant impact on the Indian market.
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